For years, saying goodbye at the airport has usually meant stopping at the security line, where loved ones and friends could go no farther. Now, at select U.S. airports, that long-standing boundary is beginning to shift.
The Transportation Security Administration is rolling out a new access program that lets certain eligible TSA PreCheck members who are not flying move through airport security and visit gate areas. The change brings back a piece of the pre-Sept. 11, 2001, attacks travel experience, when non-ticketed visitors were commonly allowed to accompany passengers all the way to their departure gates.
TSA describes the initiative as a special perk for its most trusted travelers, saying on its website that it is designed to make airport send-offs and reunions easier, allow people to meet friends during layovers, and give visitors a chance to use post-security restaurants and shops — restoring some of the personal moments that once made air travel feel less restricted.
Before 9/11, gate access for people without boarding passes was a routine part of the airport experience. The terrorist attacks led to major changes in U.S. aviation security, including tighter limits on who could enter secure airport zones beyond TSA checkpoints.
The new program, known as “Gateside by TSA PreCheck,” is free to use, but visitors must submit an online application one to three days before they plan to go to the airport and must be approved in advance. Those who receive approval can use a TSA PreCheck lane with an accepted ID. The pass is good for one calendar day and allows re-entry during that same day.
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TSA says members of other trusted-traveler programs who have a Known Traveler Number also can apply for access to the gates.
The program is initially available at 13 airports, including Los Angeles International Airport, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City International Airport, according to TSA. But the agency says it plans to expand the program to more airports in the coming months.
Several airports throughout the country already have their own version of the program. Pittsburgh International Airport launched the myPITpass in 2017, although the program was suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic and remained on hold during construction at the airport.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport began a similar program a year later, allowing gate access for up to 300 people without tickets a day. Other airports that have their own versions of the program include Philadelphia International Airport and Kansas City International Airport.
Victims Identified After Fatal Amazon Cargo Jet Crash at Miami Airport
Miami officials have named the five people who died after an Amazon cargo aircraft overshot a runway during its landing at Miami International Airport on Sunday, struck vehicles and burst into flames.
Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz announced the victims’ identities during a Tuesday news conference, providing new details in the deadly airport crash.
The victims were identified as Rolando Aleman Leon, 55; Yoel Rodriguez Naranjo, 53; Julio C. Pineda, 75; Carlos Acosta Fajardo, 53; and Javierkys Reyes Quevedo, 47.
An Amazon cargo plane is seen after it crashed at Miami International Airport on Sunday in Florida. Authorities on Tuesday released the names of the five people killed in the accident. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Five additional people were hurt in the crash. Three remain in the hospital, including two listed in critical condition. The aircraft’s two pilots were treated for injuries and later released, the sheriff said.
Amazon Air Flight 7598 was traveling from San Juan, Puerto Rico, on its third flight of the day, when it tried landing at the Miami airport.
Officials inspect an Amazon cargo plane two days after it overshot a runway at Miami International Airport on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
The jet overshot the runway by at least 1,300 feet beyond the paved surface and crashed into multiple vehicles, including a 2012 white Ford Econoline van with passengers inside, National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy said during a Monday press conference.
The aircraft then crashed through the airport perimeter and struck a civilian vehicle, a Toyota Corolla Cross LE.
The plane then “continued into the grass and impacted another fence line, which separated an area where Tesla robotaxis were stationed,” Homendy said.
A Prime Air jet crashed at Miami International Airport Sunday afternoon. (WSNV)
All the victims were inside the vehicles, she said.
Homicide detectives with the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office are investigating the deaths, Cordero-Stutz said.
Trump Slams Albanese Government Over Australia’s New Social Media Laws
Donald Trump has taken aim at Anthony Albanese’s government over a proposed crackdown on big US technology firms, warning against laws that could expose major platforms to penalties of up to $100million and require social media companies to offer users an alternative to algorithm-driven feeds.
The Albanese government’s planned digital duty of care would set baseline online safety obligations for social media platforms, while giving Australians the option to choose between content selected by algorithms and a simpler feed showing only posts from accounts they follow.
The proposed rules would also place a clearer responsibility on platforms to act against harmful material circulating online.
That content could include posts encouraging eating disorders, misogynistic material, pornography, or content that glamorises criminal behaviour.
Social media companies found to be in breach of the new duty of care framework could be fined as much as $100million.
The changes would build on Australia’s world-first social media ban for children under 16.
A White House spokesman said the Trump administration had repeatedly warned countries against measures targeting American technology companies in a statement issued on Wednesday morning,
‘President Trump has unequivocally warned trading partners against imposing digital services taxes, fines, and other forms of extortion on America’s leading technology sector. The [Trump] administration remains committed to raising these issues with our trading partners.’
Donald Trump has lashed out at Anthony Albanese’s government over proposed social media laws that could expose major US tech companies to fines of up to $100million
Under the proposed My Feed, My Way initiative, social media platforms would be required to let users opt out of algorithm-driven feeds and choose more of what they see online
Meanwhile, members of the opposition and One Nation have labelled the proposal an overreach, criticising provisions in the draft laws that would give the communications minister power to determine what is classified as harmful content online.
Governments should not have the power to control social media content, Nationals leader Matt Canavan said.
‘People should be able to freely express their views, and any attempt to silence or gag or influence those by governments should be absolutely rejected in a free and open democratic society,’ Senator Canavan told reporters.
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Opposition leader, Angus Taylor, says it is an attempt to ‘censor’ the internet.
Albanese rejects this claim, saying ‘it’s about giving people control themselves over what they see’.
How the laws will work?
Under the draft legislation, social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and TikTok must give users an option of whether they want their default feed to include personalised content recommended by an algorithm or only content from their friends and people they follow. This option will appear as a popup box for people when they use social media.
The draft bill also requires digital service providers to protect all users from seriously harmful material and conduct, including illegal content.
This includes content relating to child sexual exploitation and child sexual abuse, grooming, promoting or inciting sexual violence, supporting terrorism, and encouraging criminal offences, illicit drug use and abhorrent violent conduct.
In addition, digital service providers must also protect teenagers and children from addictive features and harmful content.
This includes pornography and content that encourages disordered eating, hostile attitudes towards women and gender equality, dangerous stunts, and harassment or bullying.
Companies must also conduct regular risk assessments which identify ‘all reasonably foreseeable risks’, as well as the content and design features that give rise to those risks.
They must make these assessments available to the eSafety Commissioner within 30 days, if requested.
The draft bill also empowers the commissioner to issue removal notices for ‘nudify’ apps and websites, and streamline the child cyberbullying and adult cyber abuse schemes.
Source: The Conversation
Model Struts Out of Court Facing $1M Clothing Theft Charge
A male fashion model made a stylish exit from court in pricey designer sneakers Tuesday, following a hearing tied to an alleged movie-style robbery in which prosecutors say he and three others took more than $1 million worth of luxury goods from a high-end Manhattan boutique.
Abdallah Diaby, 21, was arrested in February on grand larceny, burglary and criminal possession of stolen property charges stemming from a December 2025 break-in at 4Gseller, an upscale luxury retailer in SoHo.
Diaby appeared before Judge Althea Drysdale on Tuesday morning at New York Supreme Criminal Court wearing a crisp white button-down shirt, black trousers and high-top sneakers that appeared to be Louis Vuitton LV Trainers. Similar pairs have been listed for around $3,645 on some resale sites.
The brief court appearance centered on alleged video evidence in the case. Diaby addressed the judge calmly, saying, “Good morning,” in an even voice.
After the hearing, when the Daily Mail asked how he was feeling, Diaby responded with a bashful smile and a laugh before lifting a piece of paper to cover his face.
The fashion model is out on supervised release after his February arrest. Judge Drysdale said on Tuesday that he has received a ‘stellar’ report since his release.
‘Let me be crystal clear – you cannot and must not be arrested,’ Drysdale sternly instructed Diaby.
Diaby quickly conferred with his lawyer, defense attorney Daniel Ollen, before casually leaving the courthouse.
Abdallah Diaby, 21, appeared in court on Tuesday morning in Manhattan for a hearing in his grand larceny case
Diaby is a fashion model facing charges in connection with a burglary of an upscale boutique. He was seen in court wearing Louis Vuitton LV Trainers, which are worth over $3,000 on some resale websites
Diaby is accused of stealing $1 million worth of merchandise from a luxury retailer in downtown Manhattan with three accomplices
Judge Drysdale has set a November 10 deadline for a decision. Prosecutors have offered one to three years in prison, but Diaby’s attorneys have not yet responded. The model has pleaded not guilty.
Prosecutors have charged two other individuals in connection with the heist. Authorities arrested Ebrima Bayo, 20, on May 19, and Treasure Gyamfi, 18, on April 16, according to the New York Police Department.
They also face charges of grand larceny, burglary and criminal possession of stolen property. Bayo last appeared in court in June and is set to appear again on September 20.
The burglary unfolded just after 4.10am in December, when a silver Ford SUV was spotted outside the luxury store, according to a criminal complaint the New York Post previously obtained.
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The suspects allegedly arrived disguised as construction workers. Three men in dark clothing and construction vests exited the vehicle carrying a ladder, then climbed scaffolding around the building and broke into the boutique. A fourth accomplice remained outside, investigators said.
Surveillance cameras captured the burglary. Tommy Macari, the owner of 4Gseller told the New York Post that the suspects appeared to have carefully planned the operation, describing it as ‘kind of like the movies.’
‘They were in and out of the store in four and a half minutes,’ he added.
Macari told the outlet the thieves targeted rare, high-end items, including merchandise from Saint Laurent and Chrome Hearts.
Diaby strutted out of court on Tuesday morning in a white button up, black slacks and high-top sneakers
Diaby was surrounded by officers as he listened to Judge Drysdale warn him to avoid arrest while out on supervised release
Diaby received a ‘stellar’ report from his supervised release. He has remained active on social media since his arrest
The suspects allegedly dropped items from an upper level of the store to accomplices below, who loaded the merchandise into a waiting vehicle.
Macari told the Post that police arrived about 91 seconds after the suspects left, but the group had already fled.
The boutique operates largely through private showroom appointments rather than walk-in traffic.
Diaby had been represented by New York modeling agency TWO MGMT and has over 90,000 followers on Instagram. It’s unclear if the company still represents him.
Since his arrest, Diaby has remained active on social media. He posted photos of himself singing and playing the guitar just five days before his recent court appearance.
He also shared modeling photos with Telfar in August and frequently posts videos and photos of himself out and about in New York City.
Just one day before his court appearance in June, Diaby shared a pair of yellow Balmain pants, which he then appeared to wear in court.
Diaby’s attorney told the Daily Mail in court that they would not be providing comment. The Daily Mail has reached out to TWO MGMT for comment.
49ers Moves Signal George Kittle’s Week 1 Return Is Near
George Kittle’s status for the San Francisco 49ers’ Week 1 matchup with the Los Angeles Rams remains uncertain, but the latest roster activity suggests a return could be moving closer to reality.
San Francisco’s decision to waive tight end Bradyen Willis and bring him back on the practice squad creates a clearer path for Kittle to rejoin the active mix, leaving a potential opening for the veteran star.
After Tuesday’s practice in Australia, 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy praised the work Kittle has put into his recovery. Purdy described the tight end’s progress as “awesome” and said that, from a quarterback’s perspective, seeing him back on the field feels “really good.”
“Obviously George is very electric with his personality and all that, with what he brings to the team,” Purdy told reporters. “Just seeing him back on the field, running around, and how explosive he is as a tight end, it’s like, ‘Alright, it feels really good to have him back.’”
Kittle, a seven-time Pro Bowl selection, has spent the offseason working his way back from a ruptured Achilles suffered during last season’s NFC Wild Card game. The injury occurred in the second quarter shortly after he made his first catch of the contest, forcing him out immediately.
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Kittle went into the 49ers locker room to have himself looked at, and would never return to the game.
Generally, the return timeframe from an Achilles injury is a 9-12 month period. Kittle has been expected to return by eight.
When he was with the 49ers over the offseason, he was seen working out in the team’s facility during OTAs and training camp. He was also spotted posting videos of him working out from his home in Tennessee, showing his recovery at a rapid pace.
“He did everything he could to get back for Week 1,” Purdy said. “That’s a credit to him. That’s actually remarkable to be able to have that kind of injury and do what he did to get back.”
As of now, it appears it’ll come down to the wire on if Kittle will be playing against the Rams, when the two teams are scheduled to take the field at 10:35 AM on Friday in Australia.
Karmelo Anthony Gun Photos Surface as Docs Allege Threats
911 call captures chaos after Austin Metcalf stabbing
Anthony was found guilty last week in the deadly stabbing of Frisco teenager Austin Metcalf during a high school track meet and received a 35-year prison sentence. Newly released court exhibits now offer a fuller view of the evidence jurors reviewed before delivering their verdict.
Just hours before Karmelo Anthony fatally stabbed Austin Metcalf at a Texas high school track meet on April 2, 2025, his girlfriend alerted school staff that he had allegedly been stalking her, while text messages show him saying he was “on the verge,” according to a 75-page court document obtained by News Media.
That morning, Valeria Torres Perez, Anthony’s girlfriend, told a Centennial High School staff member that Anthony had been driving past her home and would not accept her attempt to end their relationship.
Text messages attributed to Anthony show that at 12:59 a.m., he wrote, “im lowk on the verge.” The message did not explain what he meant, but he repeated and stressed the same phrase roughly 35 minutes later.
An image referenced in a Texas court filing appears to show Karmelo Anthony holding what appears to be a firearm on Nov. 13, 2024. (Credit: Collin County court records obtained by News Media)
The document outlines dozens of alleged prior acts prosecutors sought to introduce at trial, including threats, assaults, weapons-related messages and statements about committing robberies. It does not say the messages were about Metcalf or establish that any weapon mentioned in the exchanges was used in the track-meet stabbing.
Prosecutors filed the notice on May 8, 2026, to identify extraneous offenses they intended to use at trial. It is not a judicial finding that the alleged acts occurred, and the notice warns that some screenshots capture only portions of the full exchanges.
The notice reaches back to a Dec. 23, 2023, exchange with Perez, when Anthony described losing control when he became angry.
“When I get mad i see red,” he wrote. “When I get mad i blackout,” “When I get mad i cant control myself” and “When I get mad my eyes change color.”
A screenshot cited in a Texas court filing shows messages attributed to Karmelo Anthony describing how he reacts when angry on Dec. 23, 2023. (Credit: Collin County court records obtained by News Media)
In that same exchange, Anthony allegedly said he assaulted another person after the individual posted about “smoking” Anthony’s cousin. “He posted where he was at and we pulled up and got em,” Anthony wrote.
A May 5, 2024, Instagram photo allegedly showed Anthony holding a firearm while posing with a group.
By May 17, 2024, Anthony had told Perez he was going to shoot a woman, writing, “im shooting her,” the notice says. On June 10, 2024, he allegedly threatened to shoot Perez by asking, “how many bullets uu want coming out of ur chest.”
Six days later, he allegedly threatened to assault Perez again, writing, “imma beat ur a–.”
The threats continued into the fall of 2024. During September, Anthony allegedly made threats involving a gun, writing “gun to the head” and saying he would cut another person’s brakes. By November, he had allegedly written about shooting something up and referred to gloves, a rope and getting his hands on a switch.
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The notice says a Nov. 13, 2024, video showed Anthony holding what appears to be a firearm.
A still from a video cited in a Texas court filing appears to show Karmelo Anthony aiming what appears to be a firearm toward a home on or about Jan. 4, 2025. (Credit: Collin County court records obtained by News Media)
A Jan. 4, 2025, video allegedly showed Anthony aiming what appears to be a firearm at a home before running away.
Separate exchanges with other contacts followed. On Feb. 19, 2025, Anthony discussed buying a firearm and an extended clip in a text conversation with Anthony Mendoza. A Feb. 26, 2025, exchange involving a different phone number included a discussion about carrying a firearm.
The notice also says Anthony discussed committing robberies in January 2025 and was suspended for fighting in February 2025.
By March 2025, the messages directed at Perez had grown more threatening. Anthony allegedly texted her on March 8, 2025, “imma f—— murder u … yo friends go die … sho them ts.”
A split of Karmelo Anthony (left) and Austin Metcalf. Anthony is accused of stabbing Metcalf to death during an April 2, 2025 track meet in Frisco, Texas. (FOX4; Jeff Metcalf)
The notice says Anthony assaulted Perez on March 14, 2025. Thirteen days later, he allegedly threatened her with a deadly weapon and referenced having a gun.
Left: Karmelo Anthony is seen in a prison mugshot. Right: Austin Metcalf, who was stabbed to death by Anthony. (Texas Department of Criminal Justice; Jeff Metcalf)
The document also cites alleged racist and anti-gay messages, discussions about narcotics, photographs and videos involving firearms, and statements about fighting and assaulting other people. It traces alleged misconduct back to Anthony’s school years in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, including “numerous acts of assaultive conduct.”
Anthony was convicted of killing Metcalf and sentenced to 35 years in prison. He has appealed the conviction.
The court document does not provide a formal mental-health diagnosis or establish that Anthony was experiencing a psychiatric crisis before the shooting. Instead, it presents prosecutors’ account of prior conduct they argued could be relevant to the case.
News Media reached out to Anthony’s attorney, Russell Wilson, for comment.
National Television Awards 2026 Winners: Full List of NTA Results
David Attenborough has won the National Television Award for Best Presenter in his 100th year, denying Ant and Dec the coveted NTA prize for a second year in a row.
The much-loved Geordie presenting duo had dominated the category for an extraordinary 23 consecutive years before their remarkable run was ended by Gary Lineker at last year’s ceremony.
This time, they were beaten by the legendary broadcaster, with producer Mark Brownlow collecting the award on Attenborough’s behalf and using the moment to highlight the urgent threat of climate change.
Elsewhere at the National Television Awards, This Morning extended its winning form as Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard celebrated the Best Daytime Show award alongside Friday presenters Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary.
Strictly Come Dancing also secured the Best Talent Show prize ahead of its revamp this year, while Celebrity Traitors triumphed in the Reality Competition category.
As Alan Carr accepted his second award of the night, after receiving this year’s Special Recognition earlier in the programme, he joked: ‘I bet you’re sick of me.’
The BBC hit, hosted by Claudia Winkelman, dominated the nominees, with its regular civilian series also nominated.
Fellow contestant Charlotte Church jumped on the microphone to praise Alan and Faithfuls Nick Mohammed and David Olusoga for a moment of ‘male tenderness and emotion.
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The legendary broadcaster, whose producer Mark Brownlow accept the award on his behalf with his speech focused on the dangers of climate change
Alan Carr received this year’s Special Recognition after a hilarious introductory sketch that included Paloma Faith being carried on in a coffin and Amanda Holden singing
Elsewhere collecting the Reality Docuseries gong was Jeremy Clarkson’s Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm.
The presenter made the shock revelation he was in remission from prostate cancer earlier this year.
Keeping his speech short and sweet he later broke his silence on the illness during the winner’s press conference.
The 66-year-old said: ‘I wasn’t emotional; it was annoying. I had a heart thing, and I had a bit of cancer but I wasn’t away really, it was two weeks.
‘It was, it was just annoying because I missed a lot of the harvest time.’
Lee Mack once again took home the gong for his ITV hit The 1% Club as he attended the ceremony with his three children and paid tribute to his wife in his speech.
The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award was awarded to Michael McIntyre’s Big Show – after it was presented by Paris Fury and her daughter Valencia, eight.
The cast of Mrs Brown’s Boys were ecstatic on hearing they had won Best Comedy Show, in what will be a boost to Brendan O’Carroll after he was forced to cancel this year’s festive specials after breaking his jaw.
Gogglebox, now in its 28th series, was awarded the Factual Entertainment gong, beating Stacey Solomon’s Sort Your Life Out.
Elsewhere collecting the Reality Docuseries gong was Jeremy Clarkson’s Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm
As Alan Carr accepted his second award of the night, after receiving this year’s Special Recognition earlier in the programme, he joked: ‘I bet you’re sick of me’
Alan burst into tears after his name was read out for the special award
The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award was awarded to Michael McIntyre’s Big Show – after it was presented by Paris Fury and her daughter Valencia, eight
This Morning’s winning streak continued as Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard took home the award for Best Daytime show alongside Friday hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary
The cast couldn’t stop beaming as they posed with the gong
Fellow contestant Charlotte Church jumped on the microphone to praise Alan and Faithfuls Nick Mohammed and David Olusoga for a moment of ‘male tenderness and emotion
The presenter made the shock revelation he was in remission from prostate cancer earlier this year
Olivia Attwood and Pete Wicks celebrated a couple milestone of presenting an award together as they were cheered onto the stage
Pete gave the This Morning crew a huge hug after announcing their win
Michael looked overjoyed after winning the first accolade of the night
Amanda joined Paloma Faith and Kate Garraway on stage for an iconic performance
Emmerdale Jeff Hordley won in the Serial Drama Performance category
For the first time in the history of the National Television Awards, all women led the nominees for Best Drama Performance and it was Vicky McClure who came out on top
Alan looked over the moon after his successful night following his iconic traitors performance
Lee Mack once again took home the gong for his ITV hit The 1% Club as he attended the ceremony with his three children and paid tribute to his wife in his speech
Call The Midwife picked up best Returning Drama as the cast gathered on stage
The Traitors gang looked glam as they celebrated the hit screening
For the first time in the history of the National Television Awards, all women led the nominees for Best Drama Performance.
And it was Vicky McClure who came out on top, thanks to her role as volatile explosives officer Lana in Trigger Point.
I Fought the Law, led by Sheridan Smith, won this year’s New Drama gong after an impressive performance.
This year’s Authored Documentary gong was awarded to the BBC’s special Our Girls: The Southport Families.
Completing the wins for the night was Call The Midwife, who picked up best Returning Drama, Emmerdale who won best Serial Drama and Jeff Hordley who won in the Serial Drama Performance category.
Speaking during the winners’ press conference Conor Moloney who plays the priest in Mrs Brown Boys said: We’re just delighted, particularly for Brendan, who’s just had this operation, so he just FaceTimed us now, and it was just lovely too. So it’s great that we won, particularly for him tonight.
Fiona Gibney, who plays Sharon added: ‘He’s doing great, isn’t he? Yeah, no, he’s doing very well. He is doing very well. He’s very sad not to be here.
‘It’s one of his most favourite awards is the NTAs. I mean it’s a night out for all of us and it’s kind of, you know, it’s a bit, but listen, we will give it to him, the award and he’d be happy.’
The cast also confirmed a new series will be coming next year.
The celebrities made sure to bring the glam for the biggest evening in British television as Olivia Attwood, Rochelle Humes and Cat Deeley dazzled in breathtaking gowns as they led the stars on the red carpet.
Television favourites gathered at London‘s O2 Arena for a star-studded ceremony, with comedian Joel Dommett back as host for the sixth time.
Olivia, 35, looked like a real life Barbie doll as she slipped into a strapless pale pink gown and styled her long blonde locks wavy.
Rochelle Humes, 37, oozed elegance in a backless off-white gown alongside her dashing JLS star husband Marvin Humes, 41.
This Morning’s Cat Deeley wowed in a red and purple floral dress and statement gold necklace as she put on an animated display with her co-host Ben Shephard.
Stacey Solomon slipped into a strapless PVC dress as she matched her husband Joe Swash, who opted for a black tuxedo.
Just hours after flying in from the Isle Of Man, Paris Fury arrived on the red carpet in a gorgeous red gown.
Meanwhile, TV star Ashley, 39, wowed in a black Karen Millen gown with a dramatic white shawl as she posed up a storm.
Olivia Attwood, 35, dazzled in a breathtaking pink gown as she led the stars on the red carpet at the National Television Awards tonight
Former Saturdays star Rochelle Humes, 37, oozed elegance in a backless off-white gown as she turned heads on her arrival
This Morning host Cat Deeley wowed in a red and purple floral dress and statement gold necklace
Nominee Stacey Solomon exuded glamour in a thigh-high split black dress as she geared up for a hopeful night
Sam Thompson and Pete Wicks looked dapper as they led the early arrivals to host the red carpet for the third year in the running.
Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby, 36, slipped into a glitzy fishtail lilac dress for the occasion.
Rival reality star, TOWIE’s Amy Childs, 36, stunned in a thigh-high split green dress with an embellished corset.
Love Island stars Jasmine Muller, Kavan Murphy and Priya Jaswal also made their red carpet debut.
Fresh off the Britain’s Got Talent stage, The Hawkstone Farmers Choir were beaming with pride.
Newly single Brooke Vincent showed her ex-fiancé Kean Bryan what he’s missing as she stunned in a semi-sheer dress following their split last month after ten years.
Megan McKenna, who flew all the way from Germany to attend, stunned in a black PVC dress.
This year’s NTAs has proven to be historic even before the first winners were announced, as it features the first ever all-female shortlist for Drama Performance.
Two of TV’s biggest franchises are going head-to-head in the Reality Competition category.
I’m A Celebrity… takes on its South African spin-off, while The Celebrity Traitors is up against its civilian version, with BBC hit Race Across The World also in the running.